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Buoyancy Bundle "To Float or Not To Float, That is the Question!"

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This buoyancy bundle contains a student packet (in pdf and Word), a coordinated Smartdoc and lesson outline with tips. This is the classic lesson for buoyancy: testing easy to gather everyday items for their ability to float. This is a fantastic way to get your students using the Scientific Method in your class. Great science fun for elementary students!

2nd - 4th

Basic Principles, General Science, Physical Science

Ada Twist Scientist Scientific Method Google Slides

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CurricuFun

This is a great companion for the book, Ada Twist, Scientist. These 9 slides are interactive Google Slides for the Scientific Method - Sink or Float. Each slide is bright and colorful with animations. I used this over the summer for a virtual camp and the kids loved it! Can be assigned if learning virtually and can be used on SmartBoards in the classroom. Slides include: StepsMake an observationAsk a questionState hypothesisDo experimentRecord dataDraw conclusionShare results

K - 3rd

Basic Principles, General Science, Science

The Oobleck Experiment

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Pamela Zweygardt

Students explore solids and liquids using OOBLECK! This flipchart is designed to give a review of solids and liquids. Then students will get a chance to be hands on with a non-newtonian fluild to see what will sink and what will float! The Big Bang Theory also makes an appearance! This flip chart includes a printable to have students review what they learned. It also serves as an assessment for teachers. Graphics from GOOGLE Fonts from Dafont.com

1st - 3rd

Basic Principles, Physics, Science